Does anyone mind proofreading this? Will Award brainliest! The book The Prince Warriors is about two brothers who just moved to a small town, and had mixed feelings about it. The younger brother's name is Even, and he is a bit of a coward who can't control his temper. His big brother Xavier is a popular guy, he is an incredible basketball player, and as his parents would say "the good son." From a distance, he appears to be this awesome guy, but if you look closer he is just an insecure teen that gets away with taunting his brother. This applies to the quote "character is who you are in the dark."-Dwight Lyman Moody because at the beginning of the book from a different kids perspective, Levi a skateboarder that eventually becomes friends with Xavier, he became the king of basketball at the local park in just a few games, and was almost the most popular kid at the park. Yet when his mom catches him and Even fighting he passes the buck off to Even leaving his little brother to face the consequences for starting the fight. So if you really want to know someone then spy on them see what they do when they think no one is looking.

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